Hydraulic System for a Motor Vehicle Transmission

ABSTRACT

A hydraulic system (HY) for a motor vehicle transmission (G) includes at least one pump (P), two pump output lines (P1, P2) for supplying a first pressure circuit (1) and a second pressure circuit (2), and an electromagnetically actuated, first pressure control valve (EDS1), the inlet (EDS11) of which is connected to the first pressure circuit (1) and the outlet (EDS12) of which is connected to a first control surface (PVC) of a spring-loaded shut-off valve (PV). The shut-off valve (PV) is configured for connecting, in a non-actuated condition, the second pump output line (P2) to the second pressure circuit (2) and, in the condition actuated via the first control surface (PVC), disconnecting the second pump output line (P2) from the second pressure circuit (2). A motor vehicle transmission (G) including such a hydraulic system (HY) and a drive train including such a motor vehicle transmission (G) are also provided.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application is related and has right of priority to GermanPatent Application No. 10 2017 219 198.8 filed on Oct. 26, 2017, toEuropean Patent Application No. 17198538.5 filed on Oct. 26, 2017, andto PCT International Publication No. WO2019/081110, all of which areincorporated by reference in their entirety for all purposes.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates generally to a hydraulic system for a motorvehicle transmission. The invention further relates generally to a motorvehicle transmission including such a hydraulic system and to a drivetrain including such a motor vehicle transmission.

BACKGROUND

Patent application DE 103 18 152 A1 describes an oil supply unit for ahydraulic circuit of a vehicle transmission. A first pump and a secondpump, which are driven by various shafts, are provided. The second pumpis utilized for supplying oil to a high-pressure circuit. The first pumpis utilized for supplying oil to a low-pressure circuit once a limitingpressure has been reached in the high-pressure circuit. For thispurpose, a pressure control valve is provided, which is controlled bythe high-pressure circuit via an open-loop system. The pressure controlvalve shuts off a supply line of the low-pressure circuit. Below thelimiting pressure, the first pump supplies the high pressure circuit ifthe output pressure of the first pump is greater than the outputpressure of the second pump. The low-pressure circuit is suppliable, ifnecessary, from the high-pressure circuit with the aid of a complexcontrol system.

Patent application DE 10 2013 114 288 A1 describes a hydraulic pressurefeed system of an automatic transmission. In this case, a single vanepump delivers oil into two output lines, which are separated from eachother. The first output line is connected to an inlet of a high-pressurecontrol valve, which controls, via a closed-loop system, the hydraulicpressure fed to a high pressure section. In the closed-loop controlprocess, excess hydraulic pressure is guided via a return line to alow-pressure section. The second output line is connected to a switchingvalve, via which, in the non-actuated condition of the switching valve,the second output line is connected to the inlet of the high-pressurecontrol valve. The switching valve is actuated via the return line, inorder to disconnect the second output line, if necessary, from the firstoutput line and connect the second output line to the low-pressuresection.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Example aspects of the invention provide a hydraulic system for a motorvehicle transmission, which is distinguished by a good controllabilityvia an open-loop system, and a cost-effective configuration.

In this case, a motor vehicle transmission refers, in particular, to amulti-stage or continuously variable transmission, with the aid of whicha multitude of gear ratios between an input shaft and an output shaft ofthe transmission is implementable. Such transmissions are utilizedprimarily in motor vehicles in order to adapt the rotational speedcharacteristic and the torque output characteristic of a drive unit tothe driving resistances of the vehicle in a suitable way.

In example embodiments, a hydraulic system is provided, which includesat least one pump, a first pump output line for supplying a firstpressure circuit, a second pump output line for supplying a secondpressure circuit, and a first pressure control valve. The first pressurecontrol valve is electromagnetically actuated and includes an inlet,which is connected to the first pressure circuit. The first pressurecontrol valve is configured for making a pressure available, at anoutlet, which has been reduced from the inlet or is the same. Thepressure reduction takes place depending on a current supply to asolenoid of the first pressure control valve.

The two pump output lines are suppliable with hydraulic fluid either bya dual circuit pump including pressure regions separated from each otheror by two different pumps. In the example embodiment including a dualcircuit pump, each pump output line is connected to one of the pressureregions of the pump. In an example embodiment including two differentpumps, each of the pump output lines is supplied with hydraulic fluid bya separate pump.

According to example aspects of the invention, the hydraulic systemincludes a spring-loaded shut-off valve. The outlet of the firstpressure control valve is connected to a first control surface of theshut-off valve. The shut-off valve is configured for connecting, in thenon-actuated condition, the second pump output line to the secondpressure circuit. A non-actuated condition is understood to be, in thiscase, a switching condition of the shut-off valve, in which no externalenergy is supplied for the open-loop control of the shut-off valve. Theshut-off valve, in the non-actuated condition, assumes the switchingcondition that results due to the spring-loading of the shut-off valve.If the shut-off valve is actuated via the first control surface, thesecond pump output line is disconnected from the second pressurecircuit, so that the shut-off valve assumes a shut-off position.

By actuating the electromagnetically actuated, first pressure controlvalve, the supply of the second pressure circuit by the second pumpoutput line is interruptible as necessary. As a result, the flow of thesecond pump output line can be made available for other purposes, asnecessary, for example, for charging a launch clutch of the motorvehicle transmission immediately after an internal combustion enginestart.

Preferably, a valve is provided, which connects the second pump outputline to the first pump output line if the pressure in the second pumpoutput line reaches or exceeds the pressure in the first pump outputline. The valve is preferably designed as a seat valve without springpreload. If the shut-off valve is in the shut-off position, the pressurein the second pump output line increases until the valve opens. If thevalve is open, the first pressure circuit is supplied by the flows ofboth pump output lines.

Due to the allocation of the functions “shut off the second pressurecircuit” and “connect the pump output lines” to two different valves,pressure variations in the first hydraulic circuit can be avoided, sincethe energy for performing the function “connect the pump output lines”is made available from the flow of the second pump output line. Theability of consumers of the first pressure circuit to be controlled viaan open-loop or closed-loop system is therefore improved.

If the flow made available via the first pump output line does notsuffice for supplying consumers of the first pressure circuit, thepressure at the first control surface of the shut-off valve can beincreased, by actuating the first pressure control valve, until thespring preload of the shut-off valve has been overcome and the shut-offvalve assumes the shut-off position. After the valve has opened, theflows of the two pump output lines are combined, so that a sufficientsupply of the consumers of the first pressure circuit is ensured.

A changeover of the shut-off valve starting from the shut-off positioninto the non-actuated condition can result in a lowering of the pressurein the second pump output line, since the second pressure circuit is nowsupplied with hydraulic fluid again. Preferably, the valve is configuredfor independently disconnecting the second pump output line from thefirst pump output line when the pressure in the second pump output lineis less than the pressure in the first pump output line. As a result,the supply of the first pressure circuit can be ensured.

According to one possible first example embodiment of the hydraulicsystem, the shut-off valve can include a second control surface and athird control surface, which are preferably of equal size. These arepermanently connected and are positioned opposite each other. A“permanent connection” is understood to mean, in this context, that thesame pressure always acts upon these two control surfaces. Due to thearrangement of the second control surface and the third control surfaceopposite each other, the actuation of the shut-off valve is possibleregardless of the pressure present in the second pressure circuit, sothat the shut-off position of the shut-off valve can be selected also inthe case of a high flow intake or volume flow consumption of the firstpressure circuit.

According to one possible second example embodiment of the hydraulicsystem, the shut-off valve includes, in addition to the first controlsurface, precisely one further control surface. The further controlsurface is connected, in the non-actuated condition of the shut-offvalve, to the second pump output line, and, in the shut-off position ofthe shut-off valve, is disconnected from the second pump output line.Such an example embodiment of the shut-off valve reduces themanufacturing complexity of the shut-off valve.

Preferably, the hydraulic system includes a second pressure controlvalve with a control surface, which is connected to the outlet of thefirst pressure control valve. The second pressure control valve isutilized for adjusting the pressure in the first pressure circuitdepending on the pressure applied at the control surface of the secondpressure control valve. If the pressure present in the first pressurecircuit reaches or exceeds a limiting value, the two pressure circuitsare connected to each other via the second pressure control valve. Thislimiting value is increased by increasing the pressure at the controlsurface of the second pressure control valve.

Since the first control surface of the shut-off valve as well as thecontrol surface of the second pressure control valve are connected tothe outlet of the first pressure control valve, there is a fixedrelationship between the shut-off of the supply of the second pressurecircuit via the shut-off valve and the pressure present in the firstpressure circuit, so that a complex coordination can be omitted.

Preferably, the hydraulic system includes a spring-loaded retentionvalve, which is configured for preventing a return flow of hydraulicfluid out of the first pressure circuit into the first pump output line.As a result, a draining of the first pressure circuit can be preventedwhen the pump associated with the first pump output line is not driven.

According to one preferred example embodiment, the hydraulic systemincludes a third pressure control valve, which, similarly to the firstpressure control valve, is electromagnetically actuatable. The thirdpressure control valve is configured for making a pressure available, atan outlet, which has been reduced by the inlet or is the same. Thepressure reduction takes place depending on a current supply to asolenoid of the third pressure control valve. The inlet of the thirdpressure control valve is connected to the first pressure circuit. Theoutlet of the third pressure control valve is connected to a controlsurface of a spring-loaded proportional valve. The proportional valve isutilized for switchably connecting a section of the second pressurecircuit to the supply line of the second pressure circuit. If asufficiently high pressure is made available at the control surface ofthe proportional valve via the third control valve, the aforementionedsection of the second pressure circuit is supplied with hydraulic fluid.In the non-actuated condition, or with insufficiently high pressure atthe control surface, the aforementioned section is disconnected from thesecond circuit.

The hydraulic system can include an electronic control unit, with theaid of which at least the first pressure control valve can be controlledvia an open-loop system. The control unit can be connected to multiplesensors and/or other control units, and is configured for processingreceived signals and releasing control commands, depending oncharacteristic maps or models, to the first pressure control valve and,if applicable, to further actuating elements of the hydraulic system.

The hydraulic system can be an integral part of a motor vehicletransmission. Preferably, the first pressure circuit is provided for thehydraulic actuation of at least one clutch and/or at least one gearchange cylinder of the motor vehicle transmission. These types ofhydraulic consumers usually need a defined hydraulic fluid volume and adefined hydraulic pressure. The second pressure circuit is preferablyprovided for cooling the at least one clutch. Such a hydraulic coolingusually needs a defined flow when the pressure demand is lower ascompared to the first pressure circuit. Due to this assignment of thehydraulic consumers to the two pressure circuits, the hydraulic systemhas a low energy demand.

The section of the second pressure circuit, which is connectable ordisconnectable via the proportional valve, is preferably assigned to acooling of the at least one clutch. The connection of thisclutch-cooling section to the supply of the second pressure circuittakes place preferably only during the continuous slip operation of theat least one clutch. A cooling in the disengaged or engaged condition ofthe clutch would increase the drag losses of the motor vehicletransmission.

Preferably, the hydraulic system includes a spring-loaded parking lockvalve. With the aid of the parking lock valve, a hydraulically operatingparking lock actuator can actuate a parking lock of the motor vehicletransmission. The supply connection of the parking lock valve ispreferably permanently connected to the first pressure circuit. Acontrol surface of the parking lock valve is preferably connected to theoutlet of a pressure control valve, preferably to the outlet of thethird pressure control valve.

The motor vehicle transmission can be an integral part of a motorvehicle drive train. For example, the motor vehicle transmission can beutilized in a hybrid drive train. An electric machine for driving such ahybrid drive train can be an integral part of the motor vehicletransmission. The second pressure circuit of the hydraulic system ofsuch a motor vehicle transmission can supply a cooling of the electricmachine.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Exemplary embodiments of the invention are described in detail in thefollowing with reference to the attached figures. Wherein:

FIGS. 1 and 2 show a hydraulic system according to a first exemplaryembodiment and a second exemplary embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 3 shows a schematic of a motor vehicle transmission including thehydraulic system; and

FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 each show a drive train of a motor vehicle includingthe motor vehicle transmission.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Reference will now be made to embodiments of the invention, one or moreexamples of which are shown in the drawings. Each embodiment is providedby way of explanation of the invention, and not as a limitation of theinvention. For example, features illustrated or described as part of oneembodiment can be combined with another embodiment to yield stillanother embodiment. It is intended that the present invention includethese and other modifications and variations to the embodimentsdescribed herein.

FIG. 1 shows a hydraulic system HY according to a first exemplaryembodiment of the invention. The hydraulic system HY includes a dualcircuit pump P with two pressure regions separated from each other. Oneof the pressure regions is connected to a first pump output line P1. Theother of the pressure regions is connected to a second pump output lineP2. The dual circuit pump P aspirates or draws hydraulic fluid across afilter FI out of a tank T and delivers the hydraulic fluid into the twopump output lines P1, P2. The flow rate of the two pressure regions ofthe dual circuit pump P can differ from each other, wherein the flowrate associated with the second pump output line P2 is preferablygreater than the flow rate associated with the first pump output lineP1.

The first pump output line P1 is connected via a spring-loaded retentionvalve SRV to a first pressure circuit 1 of the hydraulic system HY. Inother words, one of the two pressure regions of the dual circuit pump Pdelivers hydraulic fluid into the first pressure circuit 1 via the firstpump output line P1 and via the retention valve SRV. The retention valveSRV prevents a return flow from the first pressure circuit 1 into thefirst pump output line P1.

The second pump output line P2 is connected to a pressure pocket of aspring-loaded shut-off valve PV. Due to the spring preload of theshut-off valve PV, the second pump output line P2 is connected via theshut-off valve PV to a second pressure circuit 2 of the hydraulic systemHY. The shut-off valve PV includes a control surface PVC. A pressureacting upon the control surface PVC brings about a displacement of apiston of the shut-off valve PV against the spring preload of theshut-off valve PV. If the pressure on the control surface PVC is greatenough, the connection between the second pump output line P2 and thesecond pressure circuit 2 is interrupted.

The pressure acting upon the control surface PVC is adjusted with theaid of a first pressure control valve EDS1. An inlet EDS11 of the firstpressure control valve EDS1 is connected to the first pressure circuit1. An outlet EDS12 of the first pressure control valve EDS1 is connectedto the control surface PVC. The first pressure control valve EDS1 iselectromagnetically controlled via an open-loop system. The pressureacting at the outlet EDS12 is adjustable depending on the current supplyto a solenoid of the first pressure control valve EDS1. During theadjustment, excess hydraulic fluid is discharged to the tank T.

The shut-off valve PV includes a second control surface PV1 and a thirdcontrol surface PV2, which are permanently connected, are positionedopposite each other, and are of equal size. In the non-actuatedcondition of the shut-off valve PV, the second control surface PV1 aswell as the third control surface PV2 are connected to the secondpressure output line P2 via the pressure pocket of the shut-off valvePV. Due to the arrangement of the two control surfaces PV1, PV2 oppositeeach other, the actuation force needed to reach the shut-off position ofthe shut-off valve PV is independent of the pressure present in thesecond pressure circuit 2.

Moreover, the outlet EDS12 of the first pressure control valve EDS1 isconnected to a control surface SysDVC of a second pressure control valveSysDV. The second pressure control valve SysDV is spring-loaded and isarranged between the retention valve SRV and the first pressure circuit1. The pressure acting in the first pressure circuit 1 counteracts thespring preload of the second pressure control valve SysDV. If thepressure in the first pressure circuit 1 is high enough, the firstpressure circuit 1 is connected to the second pressure circuit 2.Therefore, the pressure acting in the first pressure circuit 1 isadjustable with the aid of the second pressure control valve SysDV. Apressure acting upon the control surface SysDVC acts upon a piston ofthe second pressure control valve SysDV in the same direction as thespring preload of the second pressure control valve SysDV. An increaseof the pressure acting upon the control surface SysDVC thereforeincreases the pressure level of the first pressure circuit 1. Above adefined pressure level, the second pressure control valve SysDV connectsthe first pressure circuit 1 to the second pressure circuit 2.

If the connection between the second pump output line P2 and the secondpressure circuit 2 is interrupted with the aid of the shut-off valve PV,the pressure in the second pump output line P2 increases. If thepressure present in the second pump output line P2 reaches or exceedsthe pressure present in the first pump output line P1, a valve SV opensa connection between the two pump output lines P1, P2. The valve SVcloses and opens in a pressure-dependent manner, so that the valve SVcloses the connection between the two pump output lines P1, P2 again assoon as the pressure present in the first pump output line P1 is lessthan the pressure present in the second pump output line P2.

Moreover, the hydraulic system HY includes a third pressure controlvalve EDS2. An inlet EDS21 of the third pressure control valve EDS2 isconnected to the first pressure circuit 1. An outlet EDS22 of the thirdpressure control valve EDS2 is connected to a control surface KVC of aspring-loaded proportional valve KV. The third pressure control valveEDS2 is electromagnetically controlled via an open-loop system. Thepressure acting at the outlet EDS22 is adjustable depending on thecurrent supply to a solenoid of the third pressure control valve EDS2.During the adjustment, excess hydraulic fluid is discharged to the tankT.

The pressure acting at the control surface KVC of the proportional valveKV counteracts the spring preload of the proportional valve KV. If thepressure acting at the control surface KVC exceeds a limiting value, asection 2K of the second pressure circuit 2 is connected to the supplyof the second pressure circuit 2. Below this limiting value, theproportional valve KV shuts off the section 2K from the supply of thesecond pressure circuit 2. In this condition, the proportional valve KVconnects the second pressure circuit 2 to a suction side of the dualcircuit pump P, in order to make a suction charging available to thedual circuit pump P.

A heat exchanger WT is arranged upstream from the section 2K. Thermalenergy is withdrawn from hydraulic fluid flowing into the secondpressure circuit 2 via the heat exchanger WT. If the pressure drop atthe heat exchanger WT exceeds a limiting value, a spring-loaded bypassvalve BPV opens a connection between an inlet and an outlet of the heatexchanger WT. A spring-loaded protection valve KSV is arranged betweenthe inlet of the heat exchanger WT and the suction charging line. Theprotection valve KSV opens if a pressure difference between the inlet ofthe heat exchanger WT and the suction charging line exceeds a limitingvalue.

Moreover, the outlet EDS22 of the third pressure control valve EDS2 isconnected to a control surface PSC of a spring-loaded parking lock valvePS. The parking lock valve PS is utilized for the open-loop control ofan actuator PSA. A supply connection PS1 of the parking lock valve PS isconnected to the first pressure circuit 1. The pressure acting at thecontrol surface PSC counteracts the spring preload of the parking lockvalve PS. If the pressure acting at the control surface PSC exceeds alimiting value, the first pressure circuit 1 is connected to theactuator PSA via the parking lock valve PS. Below this limiting value,the actuator PSA is bled into the tank T.

FIG. 2 shows a hydraulic system HY according to a second exemplaryembodiment of the invention, which essentially corresponds to the firstexemplary embodiment represented in FIG. 1. Only the shut-off valve PVis designed differently and includes, in this case, in addition to thefirst control surface PVC, precisely one further control surface PV1 a.The pressure applied at the further control surface PV1 a, together withthe spring preload of the shut-off valve PV, counteracts the pressureapplied at the first control surface PVC.

FIG. 3 shows a schematic of a motor vehicle transmission G including thehydraulic system HY. The motor vehicle transmission G includes aconnecting shaft AN, which is connectable to an input shaft GW1 via aseparating clutch K0. A rotor of an electric machine EM is connected tothe input shaft GW1. The input shaft drives a pump P and a second pump2P. The two pumps P, 2P are utilized for supplying pressure to thehydraulic system HY. Instead of the two pumps P, 2P, a dual circuit pumpcan be utilized, as described with respect to the exemplary embodimentsin FIG. 1 and FIG. 2. In the same way, the dual circuit pump in FIG. 1and FIG. 2 can be replaced by the two pumps P, 2P according to FIG. 3.

The motor vehicle transmission G includes a clutch section GK, whichaccommodates a first clutch K1 and a second clutch K2. By engaging thefirst clutch K1, the input shaft GW1 can be connected to a firstsub-transmission. By engaging the second clutch K2, the input shaft GW1can be connected to a second sub-transmission. In a gearshift sectionGW, different gear steps are implementable between the sub-transmissionsand an output shaft GW2 with the aid of a gear set (not represented).The gear steps are engaged and disengaged, by way of example, with theaid of two gear change cylinders ST1, ST2, respectively. The gear changecylinders ST1, ST2 are actuated with the aid of the first pressurecircuit 1 of the hydraulic system HY. The section 2K of the secondpressure circuit 2 is provided for cooling the two clutches K1, K2.

The separating clutch K0 as well is actuatable via the first pressurecircuit 1 of the hydraulic system HY, and are coolable with hydraulicfluid via the section 2K. In addition, the electric machine EM iscoolable with hydraulic fluid via the section 2K.

An electronic control unit ECU controls the electromagnetically actuatedpressure control valves EDS1, EDS2 of the hydraulic system HY by way ofan open-loop system. The control unit ECU is connected to multiplesensors and other control units, and is configured for processingreceived signals and releasing control commands, depending oncharacteristic maps or models, to the pressure control valves EDS1, EDS2and, if applicable, to further actuating elements of the hydraulicsystem HY.

FIG. 4 shows a motor vehicle drive train including the motor vehicletransmission G. The connection shaft AN of the motor vehicletransmission G is connected to an internal combustion engine VM. Theoutput shaft GW2 of the motor vehicle transmission G is connected to adifferential gear AG. The differential gear AG is configured fordistributing the power applied at the output shaft GW2 to driving wheelsDW of the drive train. The drive train is oriented longitudinally withrespect to a direction of travel of the motor vehicle.

FIG. 5 also shows a motor vehicle drive train including the motorvehicle transmission G, which essentially corresponds to the drive trainrepresented in FIG. 4. The drive train is oriented transversely withrespect to a direction of travel of the motor vehicle in this case.

Modifications and variations can be made to the embodiments illustratedor described herein without departing from the scope and spirit of theinvention as set forth in the appended claims. In the claims, referencecharacters corresponding to elements recited in the detailed descriptionand the drawings may be recited. Such reference characters are enclosedwithin parentheses and are provided as an aid for reference to exampleembodiments described in the detailed description and the drawings. Suchreference characters are provided for convenience only and have noeffect on the scope of the claims. In particular, such referencecharacters are not intended to limit the claims to the particularexample embodiments described in the detailed description and thedrawings.

REFERENCE SIGNS

-   HY hydraulic system-   G motor vehicle transmission-   P pump-   2P second pump-   P1 first pump output line-   P2 second pump output line-   1 first pressure circuit-   2 second pressure circuit-   2K section-   EDS1 first pressure control valve-   EDS11 inlet-   EDS12 outlet-   SysDV second pressure control valve-   SysDVC control surface-   EDS2 third pressure control valve-   EDS21 inlet-   EDS22 outlet-   PV shut-off valve-   PVC first control surface-   PV1 second control surface-   PV2 third control surface-   PV1 a further control surface-   SV valve-   SRV retention valve-   PS parking lock valve-   PS1 supply connection-   PSC control surface-   PSA actuator-   WT heat exchanger-   KSV protection valve-   BPV bypass valve-   KV proportional valve-   KVC control surface-   FI filter-   T tank-   AN connection shaft-   K0 separating clutch-   GW1 input shaft-   GW2 output shaft-   K1 clutch-   K2 clutch-   GK clutch section-   GW gearshift section-   ST1 gear change cylinder-   ST2 gear change cylinder-   GG housing-   ECU control unit-   VM internal combustion engine-   AG differential gear-   DW driving wheel

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 17. A hydraulic system (HY) for a motor vehicletransmission (G), comprising: at least one pump (P); a first pump outputline (P1) for supplying a first pressure circuit (1); a second pumpoutput line (P2) for supplying a second pressure circuit (2); aspring-loaded shut-off valve (PV); and an electromagnetically actuatedfirst pressure control valve (EDS1), an inlet (EDS11) of the firstpressure control valve (EDS1) connected to the first pressure circuit(1), wherein an outlet (EDS12) of the first pressure control valve(EDS1) is connected to a first control surface (PVC) of the shut-offvalve (PV), and wherein the shut-off valve (PV) is configured forconnecting the second pump output line (P2) to the second pressurecircuit (2) in a non-actuated condition of the shut-off valve (PV), andthe shut-off valve (PV) is configured for disconnecting the second pumpoutput line (P2) from the second pressure circuit (2) in a condition ofthe shut-off valve (PV) actuated via the first control surface (PVC).18. The hydraulic system (HY) of claim 17, further comprising a valve(SV) configured for connecting the second pump output line (P2) to thefirst pump output line (P1) when a pressure in the second pump outputline (P2) reaches or exceeds a pressure in the first pump output line(P1).
 19. The hydraulic system (HY) of claim 18, wherein the valve (SV)is configured for independently disconnecting the first and second pumpoutput lines (P1, P2) when the pressure in the first pump output line(P1) is greater than the pressure in the second pump output line (P2).20. The hydraulic system (HY) a of claim 17, wherein the shut-off valve(PV) further comprises a second control surface (PV1) and a thirdcontrol surface (PV2), the second and third control surfaces (PV1, PV2)are permanently connected and positioned opposite each other, the secondand third control surfaces (PV1, PV2) connected to the second pumpoutput line (P2) in the non-actuated condition of the shut-off valve(PV), the second control surface (PV2) disconnected from the second pumpoutput line (P2) in the condition of the shut-off valve (PV) actuatedvia the first control surface (PVC).
 21. The hydraulic system (HY) ofclaim 17, wherein the shut-off valve (PV) further comprises preciselyone further control surface (PV1 a), the further control surface (PV1 a)connected to the second pump output line (P2) in the non-actuatedcondition of the shut-off valve (PV), the further control surface (PV2a) disconnected from the second pump output line (P2) in the conditionof the shut-off valve (PV) actuated via the first control surface (PVC).22. The hydraulic system (HY) of claim 17, wherein the outlet (EDS12) ofthe first pressure control valve (EDS1) is further connected to acontrol surface (SysDVC) of a second pressure control valve (SysDV), andthe second pressure control valve (SysDV) is configured for adjusting apressure present in the first pressure circuit (1) in response to apressure applied at the control surface (SysDVC) of the second pressurecontrol valve (SysDV).
 23. The hydraulic system (HY) of claim 17,wherein the pump (P) is a dual circuit pump comprising a first pressureregion and a second pressure region, the first pressure region connectedto the first pump output line (P1), the second pressure region connectedto the second pump output line (P2).
 24. The hydraulic system (HY) ofclaim 17, wherein the at least one pump (P) comprises a first pump and asecond pump, the first pump operable to supply the first pump outputline (P1), the second pump operable to supply the second pump outputline (P2).
 25. The hydraulic system (HY) of claim 17, further comprisinga spring-loaded retention valve (SRV), the retention valve (SRV)configured for preventing a return flow of hydraulic fluid out of thefirst pressure circuit (1) into the first pump output line (1).
 26. Thehydraulic system (HY) of claim 17, wherein further comprising anelectromagnetically actuatable third pressure control valve (EDS2), aninlet (EDS21) of the third pressure control valve (EDS2) connected tothe first pressure circuit (1), an outlet (EDS22) of the third pressurecontrol valve (EDS2) connected to a control surface (KVC) of aspring-loaded proportional valve (KV), the proportional valve (KV)configured for connecting a section (2K) of the second pressure circuit(2) to a supply of the second pressure circuit (2) depending on apressure acting at the control surface (KVC) of the proportional valve(KV).
 27. The hydraulic system (HY) of claim 17, wherein furthercomprising an electronic control unit (ECU) for open-loop control atleast of the first pressure control valve (EDS1).
 28. A motor vehicletransmission (G), comprising the hydraulic system (HY) of claim
 17. 29.The motor vehicle transmission (G) of claim 28, wherein the firstpressure circuit (1) of the hydraulic system (HY) is configured foractuating at least one clutch (K0, K1, K2) or at least one gear changecylinder (ST1, ST2) of the motor vehicle transmission (G), and thesecond pressure circuit (2) of the hydraulic system (HY) is configuredfor cooling the at least one clutch (K0, K1, K2).
 30. The motor vehicletransmission (G) of claim 28, wherein a parking lock of the motorvehicle transmission (G) is actuatable by a hydraulically operatingparking lock actuator (PSA), the parking lock actuator (PSA)controllable by a parking lock valve (PS) via an open-loop system, asupply connection (PS1) of the parking lock valve (PS) permanentlyconnected to the first pressure circuit (1).
 31. The motor vehicletransmission (G) of claim 30, wherein the hydraulic system (HY) furthercomprises an electromagnetically actuatable third pressure control valve(EDS2), an inlet (EDS21) of the third pressure control valve (EDS2)connected to the first pressure circuit (1), an outlet (EDS22) of thethird pressure control valve (EDS2) connected to a control surface (KVC)of a spring-loaded proportional valve (KV), the proportional valve (KV)configured for connecting a section (2K) of the second pressure circuit(2) to a supply of the second pressure circuit (2) depending on apressure acting at the control surface (KVC) of the proportional valve(KV), the outlet (EDS22) of the third pressure control valve (EDS2) alsoconnected to a control surface (PSC) of the parking lock valve (PS). 32.A drive train for a motor vehicle, comprising the motor vehicletransmission of claim 28.